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1646. An unnamed lawyer acting on behalf of Parliament travels from London to Cornwall to investigate an incident which occurred during the siege of Pendennis Castle. As his investigation gathers pace he writes to Cromwell's spymaster general, John Thurloe. (1-3 of 9)

I actually wrote this for a different numbered anniversary. Found it today and changed one letter to a capital. [See if you can guess which. A puzzle too, eh?] I may record it if I get around to it. Image is used in acc. w/ CC-by SA 2.0

Cheery stuff. Image free for non-c use from wallpaperflare.com

Life is rough, And can be rather tough, But its short and temporary… Love it for it is most probably your first Live it as for it lasts only long...

Busy, busy working frenzy … no time to spare to stop for simple things …

A poem I wrote in response to my previous name poem after having gained my confidence! I hope you like it!!

You couldn’t blame us. We couldn’t help ourselves. Days and nights out in the desert, tramping through a wilderness of rocks and dirt, heat and sand...

My favourite subject at school was history, I just loved how things either evolved or was invented or happened by accident. I suppose everything has...

Above the roofs of the new builds, distant smoke emerged that morning...